2. A moment after they hear the signal of the party's return, Puddleglum orders them to ______.
(a) Run.
(b) Walk casually.
(c) Stand still.
(d) Hide.

3. Eventually, Jill climbs up on Puddleglum and finds what?
(a) A dragon.
(b) A hole.
(c) A cat.
(d) A dog.

4. When Jill reads the recipes on the page she becomes upset and does what?
(a) Tries to distract the cook so they can escape.
(b) Faints.
(c) Runs away screaming.
(d) Tells Eustace and Puddleglum.

5. After a little while everything is in what?
(a) White light.
(b) Red light.
(c) Green light.
(d) Darkness.

Short Answer Questions

1. The group walks into a ______ wall.

2. What do they share with the knight, after which he sends them to hide in his other apartment?

3. After a long time they come to a sea of sorts and a ______.

4. Who suggests great caution?

5. The queen then confronts the prince, ignoring his attempts to accuse her of being a what?

Short Essay Questions

1. Explain how faith plays a role in chapter 11.

2. How does the queen attempt to brainwash the group, upon her return?

3. In the distance is a great red light that all the creatures seem to be heading toward. What could that mean?

4. As the creatures take the travelers to the queen, they begin their march through a tiny crack that Jill is afraid to enter. How has Jill's attitude changed, since the start of the book?

5. The knight warns Jill and her companions that he will beg them to let him go free, but if they do he will turn into a serpent and kill them all. What is the significance of that statement by the knight to the children?

6. How is Jill's bully problem finally resolved?

7. Explain how the creatures discover that the queen is dead.

8. Why are Puddleglum and Eustace upset about eating venison, in chapter 9, and why is Jill not upset? Whose reaction do you agree with and why?

9. The prince feels justified in killing the evil queen. Do you agree?

10. How did Rilian's indecision affect the outcome of chapter 14.

(see the answer keys)

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